Category: Evictions

An individual reached out and said they have a judgment on their credit but they were never our tenant. What do I as a landlord do?

When credit agencies look for judgments to attach to credit reports, they may only have the name on the judgment to match to a potential debtor or individual. Individuals with…

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Immediate Eviction doesn’t mean Immediate Removal of the Tenant

When a tenant commits a crime on the property violating the crime free lease provisions and/or the provisions authorizing a notice for immediate termination under ARS 33-1368[1], many landlords jump…

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Amendment to Satisfaction of Judgment Rules

Landlords are obligated to timely file a Satisfaction of Judgment if and when the Tenant pays the judgment in full. However, HB2244 amended ARS 12-1567 and 22-247. Tenants may request…

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CARES Act No Longer an Issue for Arizona Landlords

Friday, June 12, 2026, the Arizona Court of Appeals issued a decision in Barrera v. Sedona Point LLC.This ruling is good news for landlords and brings everyone back under a…

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Evictions and Tenants Turning in Keys

You sent the tenant a noncompliance notice. The tenant failed to remedy within the specified time frame of the notice (i.e. the tenant didn’t pay rent within 5 days of…

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Breaking Down the Arizona Landlord Tenant Act: Required Language in Notices

The Arizona Landlord Tenant Act and Mobile Home Act describe and provide language required in noncompliance notices for tenants. This includes nonpayment of rent, immediate notices for criminal activity and…

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